CEDAR email: AOGS session

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Dear Colleagues,

Greetings,

The 16th Annual Meeting of the Asia-Oceania Geosciences Society (AOGS)
will take place in Singapore from 28 July to 2 August, 2019.

We  strongly encourage you to submit an abstract for an oral and/or a
poster presentation to our session AS11, title "Exploration and Science of
the Earth’s Lower and Middle Atmosphere: Past, Present and Future
Perspectives”. 

Detailed information of the program and meeting organization and
abstract submission can be found on the AOGS-2019 meeting website:

http://www.asiaoceania.org/aogs2019/public.asp?page=home.htm <http://www.asiaoceania.org/aogs2019/public.asp?page=home.htm>

We would like to inform you that abstract submission is approaching and
the deadline is on 12 February 2019.

Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Section AS - Atmospheric Sciences

AS11 Session Information:  Session Details

Session Title: "Exploration and Science of the Earth’s Lower and Middle
Atmosphere: Past, Present and Future Perspectives"

Session Description: The Earth’s atmosphere is unique and controlled by
multitude of complex processes. Its proper exploration with view to
understand complexity of the processes, which are taking place all the
time, is very much needed. The study of the atmosphere is not only to see
their effects on the weather and climate but also to have a better
understanding regarding changes in the different regions and coupling
among them. This session will focus on the concepts of interdisciplinary
and general studies of lower and middle atmosphere and coupling
(dynamical, radiative and chemical) between them. Session will focus on
study of the atmosphere, coupling process, atmospheric dynamics,
variations in atmospheric constituents and layers. Issues and studies
based on the dynamics of atmospheric boundary layer will also play an
important role in this session. The Earth’s lower-middle atmospheric
exploration tools and technique including instrument development for
ground base studies and on-board deployment for space born observations,
will also be covered in this session. Studies based on development of
various remote sensing instruments and challenges involved in bringing up
instruments will also be part of this session. Scientific works based on
the modelling activities of the Earth’s atmosphere and its comparison with
ground-based (Lidar, Radar, Photometers, Spectrometers, etc.,) and
satellite observations will also be involved. Session will include studies
on atmospheric dynamics, cloud characteristics, Aerosols, newer
instruments and techniques developments. This session will also involve
the studies based on computer simulations using different atmospheric
regional as well as global models such as, weather research forecast (WRF)
and numerical weather forecast (NWP), Global Forecast System (GFS), etc.,
to demonstrate and unravel complex atmospheric processes. Techno-science
driven studies and learning techniques (a mix of science and technology)
on above mentioned themes will also be included.

We look forward seeing you in Singapore.


With Best regards,

Main Convener(s) Dr. Som Kumar Sharma (Physical Research Laboratory,
India), somkumar at prl.res.in <mailto:somkumar at prl.res.in>

Co-convener(s) Dr. Shikha Raizada (Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico, USA,
United States), shikha at naic.edu <mailto:shikha at naic.edu>

Dr D. V. Phanikumar (Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational
Sciences, India), astrophani at gmail.com <mailto:astrophani at gmail.com>

Dr Anoop Mishra (Sathyabama University, Chennai, India), daksha112 at gmail.com <mailto:daksha112 at gmail.com>

Dr Sumit Kumar Mishra (CSIR-National Physical Laboratory, India),
mishrask at nplindia.org <mailto:mishrask at nplindia.org>
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